A show about Peggy Guggenheim’s time running a gallery in London could have a touch more fun with its subject
A performance artist couple snuck up to the top of the Empire State Building this week, which reminds Rakewell that artists have long sought inspiration in high places
The Cleveland Museum of Art sheds light on how early engravers mastered their art – and how prints came to conquer western Europe
For the first time in nearly 70 years the Minneapolis Institute of Art displays the largest Italian Renaissance artwork in the United States
The photographer’s talent for infusing the textures of everyday Mexican life with a fantastical sensibility is on full display at SFMOMA
MoMA explores how newly liberated nations expressed their independence through architecture from the late ’50s to the early ’80s
The Scottish artist may not currently have a physical studio, but finds her dining room table to be a useful alternative
The C Comics drawn by the artist with words by New York School writers are a call to unconformity
To mark 72 years since rationing ended in the UK, we look at four works of art and design that capture our relationship with food
A biblical scene by Lavinia Fontana and a huge collection of Palestinian textiles are among the most exciting objects to enter public collections recently
The Musée du Quai Branly is 20 this year. It has long aspired to be a place of post-colonial dialogue between cultures. Is this finally becoming a reality?
The New York Historical has been charting America’s history for more than two centuries. What does a brand new wing dedicated to democracy add to the story?
From the World Cup to the semiquincentennial of the US Declaration of Independence, flag-waving is in the air this summer
A revelatory exhibition at the Prado explores a neglected period of cultural and artistic exchange during the 14th century
Sculpture may be out of favour as a contemporary art form, but it’s too important to neglect
A wine estate chapel redecorated by Sol LeWitt and David Tremlet is a unique blend of viticulture and art
Objects from the Maluku Islands in Indonesia and a ceremonial bowl from Norway are among the highlights at the annual Paris event
Peter Burke’s cultural history of the connoisseur considers the complex past and current relevance of a strangely elusive figure
Plus: the Netherlands and Germany agree to return 2,000 artefacts to Ghana, and Misan Harriman resigns as chair of the Southbank Centre
The algal bloom on the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become a visitor attraction in its own right. But fans of abstract art might enjoy thinking of it as Color Field painting in 3D
The Charles Ede director explains why the antiquities market is different from the rest of the art market, how she brings in young collectors and why broken fragments are the next big thing
The Danish artist’s paintings of eerie interiors are joined by portraits, landscapes and depictions of musicians
The Viennese artist captured the grandeur of Austria’s landscapes, from river deep to mountain high
The artist’s multi-screen installation at MoMA poses new questions about AI-generated images
